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they'd like to know what environment they're operating in. they effect them personally and the families of the people that work for them. >> can you get a franchise alone? is it easier than it was a year ago? >> yeah, credit market has loosened up a bit for our franchisees and we're fortunate our model in the investment on the investment side that we don't have to be highly leveraged and our franchisees don't have to be highly leveraged going in. they're able to pay investment out of cash but whenner this borrow money they're getting sba loans out there, smaller banks but it is tougher and it affects their growth. that's for sure. >> the smell is killing me here, i mean in a good way. it's 5:00 somewhere or noon somewhere. bob wright, thank you. we appreciate your time this morning and keep it short. >> are you going for the sub? which way? >> i don't know. >> i could eat it but i know he's an ohio state fan. go blue this weekend. i'm going to holdoff. >>> when we come back we'll talk about betting on a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff. caesar'
they'd like to know what environment they're operating in. they effect them personally and the families of the people that work for them. >> can you get a franchise alone? is it easier than it was a year ago? >> yeah, credit market has loosened up a bit for our franchisees and we're fortunate our model in the investment on the investment side that we don't have to be highly leveraged and our franchisees don't have to be highly leveraged going in. they're able to pay investment out...
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the company talking about higher extensions in the face of an increasingly strict regulatory environment, that it's hampering user growth for its popular microblocking much like twitter. shares initially rose after that report but then traded down from their highs. shares of twie quinn got a buena vista after a fellow chip maker avongo technologies said that it would settle all patent claims against each other and dismiss related. and arena pharmaceuticals. arena have developing a new obesity treatment. it jumped 74% on the news on friday. let's check on the markets this morning. nine out of ten down days. we've been told for years that greece is too small to matter. it's like the size of delaware or something in terms of gdp. >> the economy, yeah. >> when you take out 700 million euros in one day, that's called a run or at least the start of raun, and sooner or late fehr that happens and they don't get access to euros, they need to start issuing like something so that the financial system -- >> it would be the beginning of the end. >> yeah. >> can i add something i did this morning? i s
the company talking about higher extensions in the face of an increasingly strict regulatory environment, that it's hampering user growth for its popular microblocking much like twitter. shares initially rose after that report but then traded down from their highs. shares of twie quinn got a buena vista after a fellow chip maker avongo technologies said that it would settle all patent claims against each other and dismiss related. and arena pharmaceuticals. arena have developing a new obesity...
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>> it adds to the environment. of course what happens there's a ripple effect so bb&t will be investigated for a business we aren't even in. the regulators' biggest fear is being embarrassed so as soon as something goes wrong they tighten down the standards. the lending standards in the u.s. today are the tightest in my 40-year career and it's because of regulatory overreaction and people drop the context. this is one mistake by a large company that can actually afford the mistake but that ripples through the whole economic system and the question was raised earlier about people taking too much risk. i think a lot of times you drop the context. any individual mistake doesn't mean the economy's taking too much risk. i argue one of the problems we have today is people are not taking risk. right now they're not doing normal risk. >> do you think it is the bonus structure, to what sally was talking about, that encourages that risk-taking? >> yes but that's a trivial thing. i think people have personal goals and trying
>> it adds to the environment. of course what happens there's a ripple effect so bb&t will be investigated for a business we aren't even in. the regulators' biggest fear is being embarrassed so as soon as something goes wrong they tighten down the standards. the lending standards in the u.s. today are the tightest in my 40-year career and it's because of regulatory overreaction and people drop the context. this is one mistake by a large company that can actually afford the mistake but...
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. >> and we heard from jpmorgan last week about what an uncertain environment it is, same sort of comments we're hearing from vicrum bandit, we're managing risk carefully so we can continue to grow our businesses safely and soundly. you heard it with wells fargo and more of the big banks last week including bank of america. >> we'll talk to a banking analyst in a couple of minutes about the details, expenses and things that helped income, whether it was equity or bonds or trading or whatever. equity futures at this hour probably up 40 points or so, and this isn't going to hurt. we had jpmorgan which helped sentiment last week, wells fargo didn't help as much but citigroup, i don't think of them as beating every quarter, but in this indicates, top and bottom line are better. softbank's billionaire founder and sprint ceo dan hessa announcing a deal in tokyo. the mobile operator will buy up 0% of the third largest u.s. carrier for about $20.1 billion. softbank will get access to a u.s. market that's still growing, as you know japan's market is stagnating like so many things over in japan, for
. >> and we heard from jpmorgan last week about what an uncertain environment it is, same sort of comments we're hearing from vicrum bandit, we're managing risk carefully so we can continue to grow our businesses safely and soundly. you heard it with wells fargo and more of the big banks last week including bank of america. >> we'll talk to a banking analyst in a couple of minutes about the details, expenses and things that helped income, whether it was equity or bonds or trading or...
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it's a horribly weak demand environment. so a real disconnect between the chips versus what the rest of the market is doing and i think it's important to watch that and be a little nervous about that. >> and you like qualcomm and broad com. >> you know, that's where you hide out in safety right now. if you want to be safe, you got to be with the apple-levered suppliers because the rest of global demand is so weak. >> thank you very much. great talking to you. >> thank you. >>> just a few minutes ago, we unveiled the all-america research team p. joining us is one of the top analysts who is featured on the cover of that. sanjay sakhrani is senior analyst and majoring director. and sanjay, thank you for joining us this morning. >> no problem. >> why don't we talk about first of all a little bit about your coverage area. you are looking at companies like capital one, alliance data systems, ebay, this is all in the consumer finance area? >> yeah, my coverage universe is a bit unique. i cover both financial names and i.t. names. o
it's a horribly weak demand environment. so a real disconnect between the chips versus what the rest of the market is doing and i think it's important to watch that and be a little nervous about that. >> and you like qualcomm and broad com. >> you know, that's where you hide out in safety right now. if you want to be safe, you got to be with the apple-levered suppliers because the rest of global demand is so weak. >> thank you very much. great talking to you. >> thank...
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i think the overall regulatory environment is a big concern. >> this is brian sullivan, if the supreme court strikes down all or part of obamacare which small companies have told us that is one of the big regulatory hurdles they are facing will we same a wave of job creation? >> i don't know it's a wave but certainly see one more thing tlifts off the list of uncertainty. businesses will know what the future holds for them for health care cost. we sell health insurance through carriers. one of the fastest growing businesses we have. because there's so much regulatory concern that the clients come to an expert like paychex. it would help. >> martin, we'll leave the conversation there. thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> good to be with you. >> when we come back we'll invite brian to join us in the chairs and stories that will have us looking twice. then coming up, he was one of the driving force behind president obama's health care overhaul. what does e.z.e. ki-- ezekiel emanuel expect to hear? the 2012 e-class bluetec from mercedes-benz. see your authorized mercedes-benz
i think the overall regulatory environment is a big concern. >> this is brian sullivan, if the supreme court strikes down all or part of obamacare which small companies have told us that is one of the big regulatory hurdles they are facing will we same a wave of job creation? >> i don't know it's a wave but certainly see one more thing tlifts off the list of uncertainty. businesses will know what the future holds for them for health care cost. we sell health insurance through...
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that is a real scoop in an environment where there are no deals, david brought us a very good scoop. >> that's why you haven't participated in any of this. there are no other deals. this was the only one. >> not many needles in the hay stack. >> david found the only one. thank you for bringing it here, david. boyd jeffries name. >> what was it exposure in europe? >> egan had all sorts of rhymes and reasons for that company falling apart. >> we'll talk about shipping right now, from i-phones to apparel, cnbc's senior talent producer, lori ann larocco, our staff, incredible producer and her book "dynasties of the sea," and lori ann, reading through this, we know how important shipping is, we talk about it every day but there were things i didn't realize how much of the things in our homes are brought to us from ships. >> 92% of everything in a household has been on a ship and ever since superstorm sandy we've all realized how important shipping is as we're all going through this gasoline crisis. it's really amazing in terms of the wide breadth that the shipping industry has on the econ
that is a real scoop in an environment where there are no deals, david brought us a very good scoop. >> that's why you haven't participated in any of this. there are no other deals. this was the only one. >> not many needles in the hay stack. >> david found the only one. thank you for bringing it here, david. boyd jeffries name. >> what was it exposure in europe? >> egan had all sorts of rhymes and reasons for that company falling apart. >> we'll talk about...
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we've increased media spending 25% and our brands are strong and as a result in this environment they are able to sustain more pricing. that's not something we expect to do over the long haul. >> hey, hugh, with coke it was volume that had been growing at 6% in china, however they measure it. and it had slowed to a growth of 2%, which is what people were troubled with yesterday. you just gave a -- what i think -- pricing that's not an apples to apples. did volume growth in china slow from earlier this year? >> yeah. with the refranchising we've done, joe, they're the biggest beverage company in china. and the combination makes a strong beverage company. that's going to have the number one cola in china, the number one tea, the number one water, and soon to be the number one juice. in terms of performance, we saw 3% volume growth in july, 3% in august, and a strong 9% volume growth in september. so contrast to what we heard yesterday, our china picture is actually improving, and we feel very good about what's going on in china. >> and you're selling as much cola as coke in china? it's
we've increased media spending 25% and our brands are strong and as a result in this environment they are able to sustain more pricing. that's not something we expect to do over the long haul. >> hey, hugh, with coke it was volume that had been growing at 6% in china, however they measure it. and it had slowed to a growth of 2%, which is what people were troubled with yesterday. you just gave a -- what i think -- pricing that's not an apples to apples. did volume growth in china slow from...
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>> well, i think just the general economic environment overall. i mean, obviously, europe is a trouble spot. the sovereign debt situation can easily bleed over in to gdp, kinds of pullbacks that would not be good for the traveling public or the businesses that depend on our technology so i think resolution in europe is a big deal. i am not worried about china longer term despite recent slowdown. i think the united states is recovering better in my judgment than is often portrayed by people observing the u.s. but i also think that the u.s. can create a more -- an environment that is more conducive to business and capital formation. i think dealing with a lot of the issues that you have brought forward in wisconsin need to be done at the national stage and that's resolution of the debt issues, the entitlement issues and the other issues, the tax issues that are plaguing our economy. these are all things that need to be addressed and if done properly can make a difference for a company like boeing. >> thanks, jim. >> >> reporter: jim, one last questi
>> well, i think just the general economic environment overall. i mean, obviously, europe is a trouble spot. the sovereign debt situation can easily bleed over in to gdp, kinds of pullbacks that would not be good for the traveling public or the businesses that depend on our technology so i think resolution in europe is a big deal. i am not worried about china longer term despite recent slowdown. i think the united states is recovering better in my judgment than is often portrayed by...
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. >> it's a stuff environment right now. what do you tell them, go into a .6% cd? it's very difficult. what are you telling people to invest in right now, derek? >> i myself don't. i don't tell them what to -- i've been listening to you guys and you're the experts. >> uh-oh, then you're in trouble. >> yeah. and everybody watches you guys and everybody speculates and is guessing. it's a different thing. prudent, wise management is the sound way to go. >> but, derek, i would think the hardest part would be watching the prudent guy who thinks, i'm going to save my money, i'm not going to buy 20 cares and then and that, but then their teammate res. everybody else is doing it. isn't that so much the part of what's going on here, sort of the culture of it? >> there is a culture of it. and that's vary difficult thing to watch out for. it's very difficult for a player to control when they're young and they see the older guys doing foolish things. and then you can start a trend, keep the dressing room down. it's a different thing, no matter what you do or how you talk to th
. >> it's a stuff environment right now. what do you tell them, go into a .6% cd? it's very difficult. what are you telling people to invest in right now, derek? >> i myself don't. i don't tell them what to -- i've been listening to you guys and you're the experts. >> uh-oh, then you're in trouble. >> yeah. and everybody watches you guys and everybody speculates and is guessing. it's a different thing. prudent, wise management is the sound way to go. >> but, derek,...
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he you may remember claimed that the bank had a toxic environment the where bankers referred to clients as muppets. the financial times is referring to an internal review found that weeks before smith's public resignation, he complained about his bonus and said he deserved to be paid more than a million dollars. the book, paid $1.5 million for the book. it's all a little -- >> we're saying it's all based on whether they call people muppets. that would be okay if you were doing -- fit's not beg bird, here we are talking about municipmuppe muppets. it's probably like not being client oriented, right? if they were doing everything for their clients but still calling them muppets, it wouldn't be an infraction, would it? >> if he was great for the clients -- >> could be a term of endearment. >> if i called you a muppet, how would you feel? >> i'm not one of those old guys in the balcony. i like those guys. andrew, what are the chances that braunstein goes to goldman and vineyard goes to jpmorgan zero. >> its it's like a wife swapping thing. >> vineyard is going to california to rest.ts it's
he you may remember claimed that the bank had a toxic environment the where bankers referred to clients as muppets. the financial times is referring to an internal review found that weeks before smith's public resignation, he complained about his bonus and said he deserved to be paid more than a million dollars. the book, paid $1.5 million for the book. it's all a little -- >> we're saying it's all based on whether they call people muppets. that would be okay if you were doing -- fit's...
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long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. [ male announcer ] when mariel zagunis first took up fencing, the u.s. hadn't won gold in over 100 years. but thanks to them... and her... and especially this guy, all those years were just a prologue to this. ♪ it's amazing how far you can go with a little help along the way. td ameritrade. proud sponsor of the 2012 u.s. olympic team. >>> breaking news best buy, stock indicated sharply higher. david faber joins us again, david. >> twice in one morning. richard schulz, former founder and chairman of best buy made an offer to acquire the company between $24 and $26 a share in cash. now it is an offer with a lot of, well, you can see what's going on there but he has a highly confident letter from credit suisse to provide debt fi
long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. [ male announcer ] when mariel zagunis first took up fencing, the u.s. hadn't won gold in over 100 years. but thanks to them......